Plymouth Humanists

Plymouth Humanists Plymouth Humanists provides a range of activities where non-religious people can meet, socialise, deb

Humanists are people who believe in our ability to be good, caring and productive without believing in any gods or belonging to a religion. We believe reason and empathy are the best ways of trying to work out what is right and wrong, and attempting to solve problems faced by society. Our focus is the here and now, and working together to make our world a better place for everyone. Plymouth Humani

sts is partner group of Humanists UK, the national charity for non-religious people. For more information visit www.humanism.org.uk If you share these values, and live in or are connected to Plymouth, please join us. As well as our web site we also have a Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PlymHumans/

We had a great walk from Wembury to Plymouth on Saturday in perfect weather and saw a lot of wildlife. Here are few ima...
02/06/2026

We had a great walk from Wembury to Plymouth on Saturday in perfect weather and saw a lot of wildlife. Here are few images from the day.

01/06/2026

With the global headlines so often full of bad news, we’re turning our attention to five good-news stories — drawn from secular states and majority non-religious societies around the world.

Our talk this month is on how RE in schools is changing and how this will impact on the inclusion of Humanism as a world...
29/05/2026

Our talk this month is on how RE in schools is changing and how this will impact on the inclusion of Humanism as a worldview. This article from Humanists UK gives more background. For more details of the talk see under ‘Events’ on our Facebook Group and Page

Religious Education (RE) can, when taught well and reflecting the full diversity of beliefs in modern Britain, be one of the most transformative subjects a young person studies. That’s why the landmark recommendation of the Curriculum and Assessment Review to add RE to the National Curriculum is s...

Thanks to all who came along to our talk yesterday, despite the heat. It was good to see so many of you there (around 50...
27/05/2026

Thanks to all who came along to our talk yesterday, despite the heat. It was good to see so many of you there (around 50) to hear about an important topic - it turned out to be a particularly appropriate day be discussing the threat climate change poses to us all. We’re hoping to be able to share our speakers slides in due course

Temperatures soared to 35.1C in Kew Gardens, south-west London, according to provisional figures.

Our May talk “Climate change is real and serious” is now just a few days away. Come and hear Sir Ghillean Prance talking...
23/05/2026

Our May talk “Climate change is real and serious” is now just a few days away. Come and hear Sir Ghillean Prance talking about the evidence for, and the effects of, climate change on plants and animals. Full details are under the events tab on our Facebook Group and Page, but we will be in Room 115 in Rolle Building at the University at 19:30. This event is free and all are welcome, although a voluntary contribution (cash or card) to help cover our costs would be appreciated.

Here’s a profile of our May speaker who will be talking about climate change – details in the events tab of our Facebook...
30/04/2026

Here’s a profile of our May speaker who will be talking about climate change – details in the events tab of our page or group

"systematics, taxonomy","Ethnobotany","Conservation science","Forest ecology"

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